
July 2026 Accessibility Cohort | Limited Spots
Many developers face risks they don't even see coming.

When your value is limited to writing code, you can be compared to thousands of other developers.

Leadership rarely notices technical work happening behind the scenes.

Critical projects often go to people who understand business risk, compliance, and user impact.
Most organizations don't have enough developers who understand Accessibility.
That's where you can stand out.

Accessibility lawsuits and regulatory requirements continue to grow.

Organizations need professionals who understand WCAG and accessibility standards.

Accessible products create better experiences for everyone.

Inclusive products help organizations reach more customers while reducing risk.

Accessibility sits at the intersection of technology, compliance, and customer experience.
Organizations need more engineers who can confidently lead in this space.
Unsure how to stand out
Competing with everyone
Limited differentiation
Reactive career growth
Hoping opportunities appear


Trusted Accessibility resource
More visibility with leadership
Stronger promotion opportunities
Greater confidence and credibility
Skills most developers never learn

Let's discuss your goals and how this program can help you get there.

Accessibility Foundations without the overwhelm

Keyboard Accessibility Mastery

Screen Reader Testing Like A Professional

WCAG And Compliance Simplified

Accessibility In Modern Applications

Finding Issues Most Developers Miss

Communicating Accessibility To Teams And Leaders

Positioning Yourself As An Accessibility Leader

Weekly Live Coaching

Real Project Reviews

Accessibility Testing Frameworks

Feedback On Your Work

Career Positioning Support

LinkedIn Guidance

Private Community

Accountability & Support

Founder & CEO, LinoraTech
14+ years helping organizations create more accessible digital experiences
Worked with:
Hyatt Hotels
VISA
Bell Canada
GitLab
City of Ottawa
Verizon Wireless
Canadian Museum of History
Canada Museum of Science and Technology
Canada Museum of Space and Aviation
Canada Museum of Food and Agriculture
W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)
WIX
Former Web Developer, Accessibility Specialist, Coach, Speaker, Mentor
Lead Accessibility
Ingrid is my go-to Accessibility mentor. She explains complex topics in a way anyone can understand and always centers users with disabilities.
Web Developer
The hands-on format made all the difference. Instead of just watching, we practiced what we learned immediately. That approach helped me retain the information, build confidence, and leave with skills I could actually use.
Web Developer
Mind-blowing. This coaching took my understanding of Accessibility far beyond what I learned in web development school. The screen reader exercises opened my eyes to the real barriers users face and helped me see issues I would have otherwise missed. A must-attend for developers.

Small group. Personalized support. Real transformation.
Limited seats for maximum support
Enrollment closes when seats are filled
Let's talk about your goals and determine if this program is the right fit for you.
No. The program is designed to help developers build practical Accessibility skills regardless of where they start.
Expect approximately 2–4 hours per week between coaching sessions and practical implementation.
The goal is to help you develop a specialized skill set that increases your value, visibility, and opportunities.
Perfect. Accessibility can become a powerful differentiator that complements your existing technical expertise.
We'll discuss your goals, current challenges, and determine whether the program is a good fit for you.
Will Do More Than Write Code. They Will Solve Problems Others Cannot.

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